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Sandisk Extreme Go USB (256GB, SDCZ810-256G-G46)
1 × £119.08£77.40
Subtotal: £77.40
Sandisk UHS-I microSDXC For Nintendo Switch (128GB, SDSQXAO-128G-GN3ZN)
£87.69 £57.00
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| Sale / Bulk discount | 1 - 2 | 35% |
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Description
Incredible speeds in a microSD card officially licensed for the Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch Lite systems
Spend less time waiting and more time playing with read speeds up to 100MB/s(1) and write speeds up to 90MB/s(1).
Instantly add up to 128GB (1GB=1,000,000,000 bytes. Actual user storage less.)
Store your downloaded games, screenshots and video captures in 1 place so you can travel light.
Nintendo trademarks are properties of Nintendo.
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Hate to Shop (verified owner) –
Just what I needed. Great capacity, has 953 GB free (both cards had identical free capacity) after file management has taken its alloted amount. Love the Zelda motif on the card and goes great with the Tears of the Kingdom oled switch. Works well and now have oodles of space for my growing game library. It’s good value for money and does seem to access or move files as quickly as the smaller cards (the original card was the 64GB size). No issues so far. Just plug and play, nothing else needed to be done. Only downside is the lack of a case for the card if it ever needed to be stored outside of the system. The smaller ones had a little storage cases that came with them. This one lacks a case altogether, it only has a blister pack with a thin plastic film covering the memory card. Bit of a let down considering it is the most expensive of the cards currently available. However, it may have been dropped from the packaging due to reducing plastic usage. 3 people found this helpful
Deucalion (verified owner) –
February 2025 Size Name: 128GB Style Name: Super Mario Super Mushroom Always a great product hence why we have bought so many. Just wish they were not so expensive.
Louise Hunt (verified owner) –
works great! always use sandisk for my micro sd card needs just for reliability, good upgrade to my switch, got this version just for peace of mind. I really haven’t got to the limits of the 128gb option so I think that would be my recommendation, unless you’re playing fortnite overwatch or all those other live servie games or solely buy from the nintendo eshop I would recommend just buying the physical copies of the game as it’s better long term for keeping ownership of them and won’t eat away into your storage. I’ve found the card read and write speeds are all good and no real issue. I doubt I’ll ever fully fill up the storage on this because the switch just isn’t the best for those live service free to play games – it’s getting old now so i’d recommend xbox cloud gaming where you can play fortnite for free on a laptop with no download (required an xbox account) or just playing it on a laptop like Im saving up for. If you download and regularly play a lot of big games from the eshop then maybe get the bigger size but otherwise I really wouldn’t bother I doubt you’ll fill this up that quickly. The mario themed mushroom on it is so cute tho ! it is a nice little selling point for my personally. would definitely recommend upgrading to this, the base storage particularly of the old switch which I think was 32gb is just not enough to download or save masses on to it so I do feel a bit cheated by nintendo having to buy this as it should really come with the system but such is the modern way I suppose. hopefully the switch 2 has more storage
Val Low (verified owner) –
January 2025 Size Name: 128GB Style Name: Super Mario Super Mushroom Like in the title this is a genuine nintendo switch memory card, decent amount of space for plenty of games including fortnite, i brought 3 for my partner and my sons nintendo switch lite consoles, and have had no issues with any of them – reccomend
Great service, fast service, wonderful . (verified owner) –
November 2024 Size Name: 1TB Style Name: Pokemon Snorlax This SD card adds a super cute touch to a simple product that works well and provides my device with a whole 1TB of storage. Formatted quickly and works as desired without affecting speed, I would recommend.
Tracy Tickle (verified owner) –
January 2025 Size Name: 256GB Style Name: Super Mario Super Star The card easily fits in to the Nintendo switch lite meaning that my switch now has a lot of storage on it. The brand is amazing and it is good quality. It is easy to use but difficult to open so children can’t get a hold of it.
Mrs. Diana Gill –
I purchased this 128gb memory card due to my Nintendo Switch storage being full and a smaller card also being full. I managed to easily transfer all of my games and data across without any issues from both the console and the smaller capacity card, with the transfer being seamless and a lot quicker than I expected. The memory card itself looks fantastic with its red super mushroom design raising a smile, and as you’d expect from an official Nintendo and Sandisk product, it fits and works perfectly. Really please with the value too.
Southpaw79 –
First of all, I am used to listening to music on a pair of B&W PX7s which cost about £300 when new. I paid £70 for these Sony WF C700N headphones on Gadget Tree as I wanted a pair of in-ears I could fall asleep listening to at night. I amazed at their sound quality for the money. It is detailed and spacious. The bass is rich but not overblown (unless that’s what you want) and can be adjusted to taste to suit all types of music. The higher frequencies are sweet and detailed, not shrill and harsh. These in ears sound equally good listening to modern jazz, rock, metal and orchestral film music (yes I listen to all of these regularly). The app works well and contains useful features. I find the noise suppression is very effective (provided the correct size of ear buds are used – Sony provide three sizes). I like being able to tune them to keep dialogue but remove other background noise. These in-ears are light and comfortable so I hardly notice wearing them and they don’t fall out. Battery life appears to be perfectly adequate in the one week I’ve owned them. How could they be improved? Wireless charging would be nice but probably not realistic at their regular selling price, without a trade off somewhere else. How do they compare to my B&Ws which I really like? The Sony’s sound more balanced across the frequency spectrum which is definitely not a bad thing – more a matter of taste. Because they are small and light I find myself listening to them more often. The B&Ws can only be listened to seated. If I had a choice of which to buy new today I would opt for the Sonys, no question about it. Fantastic sound/value! I would like to compare the 700Ns with Sony’s WF-1000XM5 to see if they are really that much better. I doubt they can beat the 700Ns for VFM. 55 people found this helpful